Federal prosecutors are trying to keep a St. Louis man they claim attempted to attack the White House behind bars, arguing he is a flight risk and “extreme threat” to public safety.
More than a week after Kim Gardner resigned, ripple effects of her leadership in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office continue to surface as a man claims prosecutors are mishandling his case after already admitting they made mistakes locking him up before.
Babies are born every day, and every single day, they get life-saving tests before they ever leave the hospital. But what happens with the blood samples afterward has been raising some big questions.
Following St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s sudden resignation, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is trying to find a permanent successor to lead the Circuit Attorney’s Office and he met with staff Wednesday trying to reassure them about the transition.
Lawmakers in Jefferson City have worked on a number of controversial bills this session. But there is one proposed law now headed to the governor’s office that had near complete consensus.
A local woman is suing Mark and Patricia McCloskey citing “anxiety” and “depression” stemming from an incident in which the McCloskeys pointed guns at protestors in 2020.
It has been a little more than 24 hours since Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner resigned from office. But there are still a massive caseload and the question of what happens between now and her last day, June 1.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has been enrolled in a graduate nursing program at Saint Louis University since 2021, documents obtained by News 4 show
The Presiding Judge of the circuit court that covers St. Louis City recently sent a letter to Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, saying she has concerns over the number of cases still assigned to attorneys who no longer work in Gardner’s office
As concern grows about the shrinking number of prosecutors in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, some are now suggesting drastic measures to keep the office running.
Some people in the Metro said they’re shocked to learn that their names, addresses, and other data are being sold for profit by a government agency, the Department of Revenue, which contracts all License Officers in the state.
A former Assistant Circuit Attorney in St. Louis filed a police report saying she was sexually assaulted by three Black men at gunpoint in Lafayette Square, police believe it may be fabricated and they pulled surveillance video which they say shows “no assault occurred.”
Another no-show from St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner as she skipped a Monday court hearing during which a judge decided not to hold her in contempt for missing a murder trial.
News 4 found out St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner sent a letter to one of her line attorneys telling them to show up in court, even though they’re on leave.
While St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner defends her job from Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s attempt to remove her office, concerns about Gardner’s office have been going on for years.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner is doubling down on her claim that she shouldn’t be kicked out of office, and she’s shifting any alleged misconduct onto her employees.
The two men accused of killing Darrion Rankin-Fleming and Dmyah Fleming had their cases dismissed and then refiled for a second time. News 4 Investigates found out the prosecutors weren’t ready for trial.
The family of a pregnant MoDOT highway employee killed in a work zone crash will get to continue their wrongful death lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT).
Both the prosecution and defense recommended that he get five years’ probation, during which he will have to live in a mental institution and receive treatment for his mental health.
The Nashville Police Department has been transparent regarding their investigation into the Covenant School shooting, which is a stark contrast to what happened when a teacher and student were killed at the Central Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) High School in south St. Louis.
The parents of 6-year-old TJ Mister, who drowned at a St. Louis County summer camp, continue to question if there has been any accountability after their son’s death.
The legal proceedings to oust the St. Louis prosecutor from office are raising new questions about how the Circuit Attorney spends your money and answers your questions
A St. Louis man charged with murdering Parkway High School senior Carieal Doss almost three years ago, recently had the charges against him dismissed. This week the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office dropped the case against Levi Henning, admitting they didn’t have enough evidence.
A number of local companies claimed they were not being fully paid for the work they did for a billionaire developer in Augusta. Now, the list of local companies who said they were slighted out of tens of thousands of dollars has grown.
A St. Louis judge let a woman seen on surveillance video shooting at teenagers outside a downtown school remain on bond even though she admitted in court to cutting off her ankle monitor and throwing it away.
On Tuesday, a St. Louis man accused of murder went from walking free to back in handcuffs when a judge revoked his bond a week after another judge released him.
The sister of a woman attacked outside a Central West End grocery store said she is scared for her and her sister’s safety after the February 23 incident. The man who allegedly attacked her is a convicted murderer who was out on parole.
St. Louis police tell News 4 they have heard silence from the prosecutor’s office on one of their key jobs: determining if cops should be charged after officer-involved shootings.
Amid growing questions about how cases are being handled at the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, a woman fears her sexual assault case slipped through the cracks letting her accused attacker off the hook.